More Than 100 Dogs From Humane Soceity of North Texas Flown to Wisconsin

Published February 14, 2019•Updated on February 14, 2019 at 3:42 pm

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Humane Society of North Texas
More than 100 dogs from the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) took flight Thursday, February 14, 2019, to Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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Humane Society of North Texas
HSNT has joined with the ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) Animal Relocation Team and Wings of Rescue to transport 106 dogs to the Humane Society of Waukesha where the animals are hoping to find their special Valentine!

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Humane Society of North Texas
This year, HSNT has seen a surge in puppies and kittens being surrendered at its shelter compared to previous years.

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Humane Society of North Texas
Even with 11,311 adoptions in 2018 (17% higher than 2017) there are still more homeless pets in North Texas than available homes.

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Humane Society of North Texas
So, to save more lives, HSNT will be transferring animals to Wisconsin, as there tends to be a shortage of adoptable pets in the northern parts of the country.

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Humane Society of North Texas
HSNT began working with the ASPCA Animal Relocation Program in February of 2018. Since then, more than 1,000 pets have been transported to their new homes across the country – including the 106 on Thursday’s flight.

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Humane Society of North Texas
More than 100 dogs from the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) took flight Thursday, February 14, 2019, to Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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Humane Society of North Texas
HSNT has joined with the ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) Animal Relocation Team and Wings of Rescue to transport 106 dogs to the Humane Society of Waukesha where the animals are hoping to find their special Valentine!

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Humane Society of North Texas
This year, HSNT has seen a surge in puppies and kittens being surrendered at its shelter compared to previous years. Even with 11,311 adoptions in 2018 (17% higher than 2017) there are still more homeless pets in North Texas than available homes.

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Humane Society of North Texas
So, to save more lives, HSNT will be transferring animals to Wisconsin, as there tends to be a shortage of adoptable pets in the northern parts of the country.

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Humane Society of North Texas
"The Humane Society of North Texas wants to show extra love to our animals this Valentine’s Day. As we continue to run at capacity, our transport partners allow us to save the lives of two sets of animals – the animals being transported and the animals that now have a safe place in our shelter,” said Cassie Lackey, Director of Communications, HSNT.

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HSNT began working with the ASPCA Animal Relocation Program in February of 2018. Since then, more than 1,000 pets have been transported to their new homes across the country – including the 106 on Thursday’s flight.

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Humane Society of North Texas
More than 100 dogs from the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) took flight Thursday, February 14, 2019, to Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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HSNT has joined with the ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) Animal Relocation Team and Wings of Rescue to transport 106 dogs to the Humane Society of Waukesha where the animals are hoping to find their special Valentine!

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Humane Society of North Texas
This year, HSNT has seen a surge in puppies and kittens being surrendered at its shelter compared to previous years. Even with 11,311 adoptions in 2018 (17% higher than 2017) there are still more homeless pets in North Texas than available homes.

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Humane Society of North Texas
So, to save more lives, HSNT will be transferring animals to Wisconsin, as there tends to be a shortage of adoptable pets in the northern parts of the country.

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Humane Society of North Texas
"The Humane Society of North Texas wants to show extra love to our animals this Valentine’s Day. As we continue to run at capacity, our transport partners allow us to save the lives of two sets of animals – the animals being transported and the animals that now have a safe place in our shelter,” said Cassie Lackey, Director of Communications, HSNT.

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HSNT began working with the ASPCA Animal Relocation Program in February of 2018. Since then, more than 1,000 pets have been transported to their new homes across the country – including the 106 on Thursday’s flight.

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More than 100 dogs from the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) took flight Thursday, February 14, 2019, to Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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Humane Society of North Texas
HSNT has joined with the ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) Animal Relocation Team and Wings of Rescue to transport 106 dogs to the Humane Society of Waukesha where the animals are hoping to find their special Valentine!

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Humane Society of North Texas
This year, HSNT has seen a surge in puppies and kittens being surrendered at its shelter compared to previous years. Even with 11,311 adoptions in 2018 (17% higher than 2017) there are still more homeless pets in North Texas than available homes.

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Humane Society of North Texas
So, to save more lives, HSNT will be transferring animals to Wisconsin, as there tends to be a shortage of adoptable pets in the northern parts of the country.

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Humane Society of North Texas
"The Humane Society of North Texas wants to show extra love to our animals this Valentine’s Day. As we continue to run at capacity, our transport partners allow us to save the lives of two sets of animals – the animals being transported and the animals that now have a safe place in our shelter,” said Cassie Lackey, Director of Communications, HSNT.

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Humane Society of North Texas
HSNT began working with the ASPCA Animal Relocation Program in February of 2018. Since then, more than 1,000 pets have been transported to their new homes across the country – including the 106 on Thursday’s flight.